allurement

The big cities are full of allurements on which to spend money.

The long-time existence of private coinage has its profound social and economic roots, the most important of which was the allurement of high profit.

The allurement of the new job offer was hard to resist.

The allurement of fame and fortune can be overwhelming for some people.

The allurement of easy money led him down a dangerous path.

She was drawn in by the allurement of the luxurious lifestyle.

The allurement of the exotic destination made them book the trip immediately.

The allurement of the delicious aroma coming from the bakery was irresistible.

He couldn't resist the allurement of the mysterious package on his doorstep.

The allurement of the forbidden fruit tempted her to break the rules.

The allurement of adventure drew him to explore the unknown.

The allurement of the music festival convinced them to buy tickets.

By the allurement of pleasure they preserve the individual, and by the same allurement they preserve their species.

Our farewell was, this time, dim with tears; she feared the allurements of the life I was about to live.

Yes, they can be beautiful and used for allurement in the birds, but they have also evolved to be waterproof to protect the birds from the elements.

Reduce the hostile chiefs by inflicting damage on them; and make trouble for them, and keep them constantly engaged; hold out specious allurements, and make them rush to any given point.

And that means that there is a huge range of feather colors and shapes in nature, different ways that birds have evolved their plumage for that sense of allurement.

When we go to a function like the Met Gala, it's almost like going bird watching in a way, the idea of allurement to look beautiful, to attract attention.

But your arts and allurements may, in a moment of infatuation, have made him forget what he owes to himself and to all his family. You may have drawn him in.

The barking and screaming of hundreds of baboons could mean naught else than that one or more of their number had fallen a victim to the allurements of the bait.

Twice he had spent the night in a station-house; again and again he had found himself the dupe of ingenious and mercenary tricksters; his watch and money had been the price of one flattering allurement.